Токийский выпуск, основанный на обширном городском путеводителе по лучшим местам, где можно поесть, поспать, сделать покупки и почитать, выбранным командой Kinfolk, будет содержать интервью с ведущими деятелями культуры, редакционную статью о местной моде и оригинальное эссе Моэко Фуджи In Haruki Murakami's breakthrough novel, Norwegian Wood, the young lovers spend days tramping the streets of 1960s - era Tokyo. The landscape unfurls boundlessly before them: 'We kept walking... climbing hills, crossing rivers, and railway lines, just walking and walking with no destination in mind,' Toru recalls. It's a romantic vision of a city that, today, can feel impenetrable to the outsider. Building on the unparalleled popularity of our Japan Issue, Kinfolk is spending summer in the Japanese capital for Issue Thirty-Two. Anchored by an extensive city guide of the best places to eat, sleep, shop and read selected by the Kinfolk team, the Tokyo Issue will contain interviews with leading cultural figures, a local fashion editorial and an original essay by Moeko Fujii. Elsewhere, we spend a day with Danish musician Coco O, meet some fashionable cats, and - for summer - explore air-conditioning, showers and suitcases, before setting off to sail the southern Mediterranean sea in our fashion editorial.